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NCAA Projections based on Dual Impact Index

1. Penn State, 127

2. Missouri, 103.5

3. Iowa, 102.5

4. Oklahoma State, 99

5. Ohio State, 87

6. North Carolina State, 74

7. Cornell, 71

8. Virginia Tech, 64

9t. Illinois, 54.5

9t. Michigan, 54.5

11. Nebraska, 44.5

12. Oklahoma, 37.5

13. Rutgers, 34

14. North Carolina, 28.5

15. Wisconsin, 28

16. Minnesota, 22.5

17. Stanford, 21.5

18. Duke, 20

19t. North Dakota State, 17

19t. Oregon State, 17

21t. Iowa State, 16.5

21t. Lehigh, 16.5

23. Bucknell, 15.5

24. Northern Iowa, 14.5

25. Virginia, 13.5

26. Wyoming, 12.5

27t. Kent State, 11

27t. South Dakota State, 11

29t. Arizona State, 9

29t. Central Michigan, 9

29t. CSU Bakersfield, 9

29t. Penn, 9

33. Navy, 8.5

34. Edinboro, 7.5

35. Ohio, 7

36t. Indiana, 5.5

36t. Old Dominion, 5.5

36t. Rider, 5.5

39t. Columbia, 5

39t. Princeton, 5

41. American, 4.5

42t. Harvard, 4

42t. Northwestern, 4

42t. Pittsburgh, 4

45t. Army West Point, 3.5

45t. West Virginia, 3.5

47t. Chattanooga, 3

47t. Purdue, 3

49t. Appalachian State, 2.5

49t. Drexel, 2.5

49t. Utah Valley, 2.5

52t. Boise State, 2

52t. Franklin & Marshall, 2

52t. Hofstra, 2

52t. Southern Illinois Edwardsville, 2

56t. Campbell, 1.5

56t. Clarion, 1.5

56t. Gardner-Webb, 1.5

56t. Lock Haven, 1.5

56t. Maryland, 1.5

56t. Northern Illinois, 1.5

62. Northern Colorado, 1

63t. Air Force, .5

63t. Binghamton, .5

63t. Buffalo, .5

63t. Cleveland State, .5

63t. George Mason, .5

63t. Michigan State, .5